100 ml of base was streaked with different volumes of acid (equal concentrations) and the following flattening curve was obtained. Based on the information in the figure, what is the type of acid and base 14- 12- 10 equivalence point 60 40 Flush volume (ml) PH 8- 2- 어 0 O acid, weak base 20 Strong Weak acid strong base Strong acid strong base 80 100

100 ml of base was streaked with different volumes of acid (equal concentrations) and the following flattening curve was obtained. Based on the information in the figure, what is the type of acid and base 14- 12- 10 equivalence point 60 40 Flush volume (ml) PH 8- 2- 어 0 O acid, weak base 20 Strong Weak acid strong base Strong acid strong base 80 100

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